The rapid advance of neurotechnology in recent decades comes with enormous potential to
find treatments for neurological and psychiatric disorders, but it also raises ethical concerns …

The so-called neurorights are emerging human rights, or rather reconfigurations of already
existing human rights, seeking to address the impact of the possible misuse of …

This article reviews different points of interest in neuroethics. These are exemplified by the
three broad areas of neuroscience research—neuroimaging, neuropharmacology, and …

Twenty-first-century advances in neuroscience have generated novel insights into human
behavior and cognition, which in turn raise profound ethical, societal, and philosophical …

The idea of a 'right to mental integrity', sometimes referred to as a 'right against mental
interference,'is a relatively new concept in bioethics, making its way into debates about …

The relationships between neuroscience and ethics make up a complex interdisciplinary
research field, called Neuroethics. We analyze neuroethics in its double dimension: Ethics of …

Towards the end of 2021, Chile became the first nation in the world to have a constitution in
force that explicitly addresses the challenges of emerging neurotechnologies. Whilst this …

Many of us working in brain stimulation have the hope that our work may be useful to clinical
populations and some, a group to which I don't belong, look to their work being useful in …

Unprecedented efforts are made to research and develop technologies that are directly
connected to the brain and allow us to access, monitor, investigate, assess, manipulate or …

This chapter explores some of the legal issues raised by mind-interventions outside of
therapeutic contexts. It is argued that the law will have to recognize a basic human right …